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deattilio Beautiful work on the Osprey. If a new-tool is released in 1/72 I'll snatch one up, it has been on the to-do list for some time. The bug bites harder each time I see one zooming over the base too. Noticed the Ace in the Hole patch in the background, any ties? My father retired from that unit many years back and I have been slowly acquiring a model of each aircraft the 111th flew, from Jenny to Predator-mostly 1/72 but couple 1/144 for the larger transports. Nearly complete. The major hurdle will be carving the time out of some other project to get working on them.
Beautiful work on the Osprey. If a new-tool is released in 1/72 I'll snatch one up, it has been on the to-do list for some time. The bug bites harder each time I see one zooming over the base too. Noticed the Ace in the Hole patch in the background, any ties? My father retired from that unit many years back and I have been slowly acquiring a model of each aircraft the 111th flew, from Jenny to Predator-mostly 1/72 but couple 1/144 for the larger transports. Nearly complete. The major hurdle will be carving the time out of some other project to get working on them.
Thanks. I've always wanted to build one and saw it at Hobby Lobby when I got back into the hobby and couldn't resist.
I got the patch at the Model Mania 2011 last Saturday. They were selling the patches and t-shirts. The Predator squadron was at the same table selling T-shirts, patches and prints of thier Predators.
Building- (All 1/48) F-14A Tomcat, F-16C Blk 30, He 129
WIP:Trying to get my hobby stuff sorted - just moved and still unpacking.
"Gator, Green Catskill....Charlie On Time"
personman906 what was the right color for the top?
what was the right color for the top?
It's Medium Grey in Testors Model Master Acrylics.
In Soviet Russia, MODEL BUILD YOU!
Still Building: Dragon 1/144 HH-60H
Ready for First Coat: Academy 1/35 MH-60G, Tamiya 1/35 Chieftain Mk5, Trumpeter 1/35 KSK Commandos
Finishing Touches: Revell 1/35 PzH-2000, Dragon 1/144 SH-60F, Revell 1/48 F-15E
TREYZX10R Enjoyed watching this build,it came out awesome!
Enjoyed watching this build,it came out awesome!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the build.
Hercmech I think it came out great and congrats for entering it. I do not have the courage to put my stuff on display for anybody to see...well except on here.
I think it came out great and congrats for entering it. I do not have the courage to put my stuff on display for anybody to see...well except on here.
Thanks Hercmech. I didn't place but it was still fun and a good learning experiance.
grandadjohn Putty and sand, putty and sand
Putty and sand, putty and sand
Yeah. It took a lot of that and then some.
Fly-n-hi Nice build. I don't know if you already explained this or not but how did it go together? I heard that this kit has some pretty bad fit issues.
Nice build. I don't know if you already explained this or not but how did it go together? I heard that this kit has some pretty bad fit issues.
Thanks Fly-n-hi.
It has some fit issues but I don't think it was that bad. I've seen worse (Revell F-14A for example). It's the inaccuracies that are the problem. But with some work they can be overcome since there are no aftermarket fixes.
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CallSignOWL looks great, medicman! nice job
looks great, medicman! nice job
Thanks CallSignOWL!!
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Looks Great, excellent job on it!
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Entered it in Model Mania 2011 yesturday. Didn't place but that ok. It was still fun.
Not at home on display on my shelf.
Well here it is all done. I'm pretty happy with it. Some mistakes or things I wish I had done differently but it still looks good. Not bad for my first kit in 20+ yrs. Thanks everyone for looking and all the tips. Now the final pics.
It's bout done now. Flat coated it last night. It looks awesome!!! Just putting the engines, landing gear, and the fiddlty bits on today. I'll have pics later.
Pretty much what Herc said, but I will say that black pastels under a clear coat seem to get amplified and turn into a mess (in my experience anyway), every other color I have ever used did, totally disappear.
Thanks Hercmech. It looks even better with all the markings on it.
Sorry I didn't give my answer sooner....but good thing you did the future before the pastels, as putting future on over them would have made them disappear. Looking good by the way!
B17Pilot In regards to shooting Future through an airbrush, just use it straight from the bottle, no thinning required. To clean the airbrush after, just shoot some Windex through it. You just need a light coat as it will level out on its own.
In regards to shooting Future through an airbrush, just use it straight from the bottle, no thinning required. To clean the airbrush after, just shoot some Windex through it.
You just need a light coat as it will level out on its own.
Thanks for the tip. I just finished doing the decals and putting the last layer of Future. Now just letting it dry.
For your reading enjoyment. Great article on tthe Osprey.
http://blogs.forbes.com/beltway/2011/04/04/the-much-maligned-v-22-osprey-is-confounding-critics/
very nice!
I would wait until after the future/decals have been applied to do the exhaust. The stains would cover them, I would think. I have actually never shot future thru an airbrush. Ive always applied it with a flat brush. It levels nicely, and any runs/drips can be smoothed out by using a Qtip dipped in future.
All done with painting!!! YES!!! Now I have two questions for anyone. 1) I want to add some pastel weathering on the engines. Do I do that before or after applying the Future?2) Do I just shoot the Future on with the airbrush? Do I need to do anything special?Thanks.Oh yeah here's the pics of it all painted.
Thanks guys. It looks a lot better than the pics show. I take crappy pics. Getting the new nozzle for the airbrush tomorrow so I can get it done.
Ahhh much better color now! Good job...my sympathy on the AB i just bent the needle of mine so I feel your pain
Nice fix!
She's coming together nicely!
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